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Mayor: Niles Stephens
1. My priorities are strict adherence to
the zoning rules because residents don’t
want to be surprised by zoning allowances
that affect their property values, commute
times or quality of life. Conservative stewardship
of residents’ tax dollars because
our budget is our biggest responsibility. A
first-class green space in the Town Center
as a permanent home for concerts and
community events because residents want
a place to relax and unwind and it will help
support our local businesses.
2. My commitment and dedication to
serving others make me the best choice
to serve as mayor for the next four years.
Municipal government is in the business of
serving its constituents, and I will focus on
putting residents’ interests first. I am committed
to giving residents timely responses,
providing comprehensive information and
following up on resident requests. My
leadership style is all about adding value
to other people in order to gain influence.
Ward 1: Teresa D. Clark
Ward 2: Don Bartoni*
Ward 3: Tracey Nyhan
Ward 4: Joe Farmer*
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Ward 5: Ed Marshall
1. My priority is to promote efficient
local government and represent the needs
of Ward 5 as they relate to the city’s progress.
Our challenge is to balance the needs
of a growing city, both residential and
commercial, without doing damage to the
environment. I will devote time and energy
to make Wildwood a great place to live and
raise families. I will listen to residents and
represent their interests without any hidden
agenda or preconceived notions.
2. My previous years of service have
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• Privacy of a gated community
• Main level 3000+ sq. ft.
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• Finished Lower level walk out
• Additional bedrooms for guests, etc.
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provided me the experience to represent
the interest and needs of the residents in
Ward 5. I have served on all the City Council
standing committees and as the council
representative to the Planning and Zoning
Commission multiple times. Following
my term on council, I served as committee
chair for the City Charter Review Commission.
Ward 5: Debra Smith McCutchen*
1. My priorities are continuing to listen to,
advocate for and serve residents based on
citizen input; mitigating Caulks Creek erosion;
preserving the natural environment;
working against high density development;
maintaining integrity and governmental
transparency; being a good steward of
citizen’s tax dollars; being responsive to
citizen’s needs; increasing citizen participation
in government and upholding
Wildwood’s vision and mission of being a
government of, by and for the people.
2. I have kept the promises made when
elected in 2012 by working with residents
to make a neighborhood park a reality and
addressing erosion concerns. I have effectively
represented residents by obtaining
their input on city issues with a proven
track record of getting things done for residents.
During my tenure, I have served on
13 committees and as mayor pro tempore.
I have been a Wildwood resident for 24
years.
Ward 6: Rob Rambaud
Ward 7: Dan Flaschar
Ward 8: Michael Gillani
WINCHESTER
Ward 1: Carol J. Kraft*
1. My priorities are to maintain open
communications to better serve the residents
of the city; encourage community
involvement in city functions and activities
to make Winchester the best place to
live; keep the neighborhood safe by work-
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